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Lot 747
A late 19th Century Biscuit Barrel, of cylindrical form with hinged cover, chased foliate decoration and floral finial, to a similarly decorated body with vacant cartouches and with central cartouche engraved “Presented to Mr C Clarke, by a few friends, as a small mark of esteem for his untiring labours in the Primitive Methodist, Church, Haywards Heath, December 28th 1877”, to a saucer base with ropetwist border, and raised on three further cast and applied foliate feet, height 8”
Lot 77
A miniature Sevres porcelain and gilt metal mounted vase and cover, the domed hinged cover with gilt acorn finial with dark blue ground and gilt bordered cartouche enclosing seated figure in a landscape, the dark blue ground body with floral cartouche with c & s scrolled side mounts, a circular dish below mounted with three scrolled supports, marked with interlaced L`s & 84, height 10 cm, together with a miniature Sevres porcelain gilt metal mounted vase and cover, in a cream and pink ground with gilt floral swags, marked with interlaced L`s & S, height 15.5 cm, (2).
Lot 258
A George III silver teapot, London 1793, R Hennell II, of inverted helmet cape form with a crest engraved body with wooden handle and finial, height 12 cm, restoration, together with a Victorian silver pedestal cream jug, London, of inverted helmet form with scrolled handle upon a circular base, marks rubbed, height 10.5 cm and a George III silver milk jug, London 1807, of typical form with reeded rim upon four ball supports, marks rubbed, height 9.5 cm, approximate gross weight 19.18 oz, (3).
Lot 60
A pair of French gilt and patinated bronze three light candelabra in the Restauration taste, last quarter 19th century, possibly Barbedienne foundry, each with a stork finial, cast standing on a tortoise, the foliate cast sockets on leafy branches rising around it, the fluted stems descending to adorsed heads above a waisted socle, on three panther headed monopodia, 60.5cm high
Lot 64
A pair of Regency gilt bronze and cut glass mounted and hung table colza oil lamps, circa 1815, each with hobnail cut urn finial hung with faceted glass beads and pendants, on knopped stems with projecting arms with panther head finials to support the light fitments with green silk shades, above further glass pendant hung collars and knopped stems, on circular foliate cast bases, 59cm high overall. On the instructions of the Administrators of Partridge Fine Art Ltd.
Lot 366
A French stained beech, specimen wood and parquetry work table, circa 1890, the rectangular top opening to a mirror and a parquetry fronted drawer with an additional lift out tray and brameh lock, the back with parquetry panel, on fluted tapering legs with a gilt metal collar and stylised leaves and acorn gilt metal mounts to top of fluting, united by a wavy X- stretcher centred by a gilt metal finial, on turned gilt metal mounted feet, 74cm high, 57cm wide, 39cm deep
Lot 92
A bronze finial, modelled as a mermaid, Italian, 17th century, 4.25in (10.7cm) h, a gilt bronze putto, standing and formerlly holding a trumpet, tip of left wing missing, 17th century on a later base and a 17th bronze bust of a male with grapes and vines across his chest, later mounted. (3) Provenance: The Ernest Ohly collection.
Lot 538
A good lacquered brass table top telescope, c 1865, 3" diam objective lens, body 37", eyepiece extension to 18" with screw fine focus to finial 2½", detachable objective cover and sliding eyepiece cover, detachable brass pedestal with 3 folding legs, height overall 18", in its fitted mahogany case, 40" x 8½" x 5", name engraved on body "F M Moore Dublin and Belfast". GC (some rubbing to lacquer, old worm to bottom of case) Plate 7. Note: F M Moore is listed in the Belfast Street Directory for 1861 at 114 High Street, "chronometer, practical watchmaker and optician"
Lot 824
A late 18th century silver hilted spadroon, the straight SE blade cut down to 16½" during its working life, etched with Royal Arms, crown over "GRIII" and scrolls, silver hilt with 5 ball knucklebow (well replaced), ball finial to crosspiece (replaced inverted), typical squared pommel and band engraved with number "15", the grip of fluted ebony, in its silver mounted leather scabbard with 2 hanging rings. Basically GC (patches of deep pitting to blade, scabbard worn, chape battered)
Lot 906
An early 19th century continental artillery officer`s dress sword, SE blade 32", with narrow back fuller, a little gilt to brass hilt with turn down shell bearing crowned crossed cannon in relief, knucklebow with ram`s head finial, plumed helmet pommel, fluted wooden grip bound with fine wire. Basically GC (blade some wear and dark pitting)
Lot 157
A pair of earclips, each in a pierced oval design, detailed `585`, a Danish banded agate set brooch, designed as a stylized horseshoe, detailed `Sterling Denmark`, a sterling silver brooch, designed as a cherry, a silver ring with Viking motifs, a stick pin with a gold acorn finial, and sundry mostly costume jewellery.
Lot 495
JOHNSON AYR, AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SCOTTISH LONGCASE CLOCK having hood with swan neck pediment, turned central finial and satinwood alternating dentil pediments, the trunk with crossbanded panel door on box plinth, 8-day mechanism with false plate later gong strike, faced by an arched painted dial with floral spandrels, 2.25m high
Lot 500
METCALF, MALTON, AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED LONGCASE CLOCK, the hood having a swan neck pediment with later brass finial, flank plain pilasters on a crossbanded surround, the trunk with chamfered front, waist panel door, on abox base with remnants of bracket feet, the eight day mechanism of Clerkenwell type with four pillars and anchor escapement, rack bell strike, faced by an arched painted dial with Roman calibrated chapter, 2.21m high
Lot 9
A Victorian Irish silver tea pot and matching cream jug by Robert W. Smith, Dublin 1855, lobed baluster, the tea pot with a flower and leaf finial, a double scroll handle, flower and leaf embossing and on a moulded circular foot, engraved with a crest, the tea pot 26cm (10.25in) long, 1099g (35.35 oz) gross. The crest of HAULTON, HURT, LESTRANGE, WAYLAND and others Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 13
A George III silver serving trowel by William Smith I, London 1769, the triangular blade engraved and pierced with crosslets and scrolls, on a feather edge stem with pierced scroll-work finial, 27.5cm (10.75 ins) long, 134g (4.25 oz) gross (solder repair). See Grimwade no. 3308 for the mark Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
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